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Multi Edit Mode Multi Edit Mode The Multi Edit mode features various parameters for controlling the Filter, the EG (Envelope Generator), the EQ, and Vibrato. It also features a variety of other miscellaneous controls grouped in the Others parameters. When a Drum Part is selected, Drum-related parameters are also available. When the VL Voices are assigned to the selected Part, the VL Edit parameters ("PLUGIN") are also available (page 119). For basic information on using the Multi Edit mode, see page 36. NOTE When a VL Voice is selected, the following Multi Edit parameters are not available: HPF Cutoff - in Filter menu Low Frequency and High Frequency - in EQ Menu (However, both Gain parameters are effective.) Element Reserve, Velocity Limit Low and Velocity Limit High - in Others menu Filter (FIL) Path: [EDIT] button → "FILTER" ("FIL" when a VL Part is selected.) Filter q LPF Cutoff Frequency q LPF Resonance q HPF Cutoff Frequency The MU100R features a digital filter that can be used to change the timbre of the Voices. The filter is affected (together with the level) by the EG (Envelope Generator), which allows you to change the timbre over time as well. (See EG, page 102.) 100 Multi Mode

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Multi Mode
Multi Edit Mode
The Multi Edit mode features various parameters for controlling the Filter,
the EG (Envelope Generator), the EQ, and Vibrato. It also features a variety
of other miscellaneous controls grouped in the Others parameters. When a
Drum Part is selected, Drum-related parameters are also available. When
the VL Voices are assigned to the selected Part, the VL Edit parameters
(“PLUGIN”) are also available (page 119).
For basic information on using the Multi Edit mode, see page 36.
NOTE
When a VL Voice is selected, the following Multi Edit parameters are not available:
HPF Cutoff — in Filter menu
Low Frequency and High Frequency — in EQ Menu (However, both Gain
parameters are effective.)
Element Reserve, Velocity Limit Low and Velocity Limit High — in Others
menu
Filter (FIL)
Path: [EDIT] button
→
“FILTER” (“FIL” when a VL Part is selected.)
Filter ——————————————————————————
●
LPF Cutoff Frequency
●
LPF Resonance
●
HPF Cutoff Frequency
The MU100R features a digital filter that can be used to change the tim-
bre of the Voices. The filter is affected (together with the level) by the EG
(Envelope Generator), which allows you to change the timbre over time
as well. (See
EG
, page 102.)
Multi Edit Mode